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"Tu mas" does not have a direct meaning in any known language. It is possible that it is a misspelling or a combination of words from different languages. In Spanish, "tu mas" translates to "you more," but without context, it is difficult to provide a precise interpretation.
Translation: How many doors are there in your house.
I am much better than your ex
"Tu astound algen como me" appears to be a mix of English and Spanish, but it seems to be a misspelling or a misunderstanding of "tú asombras a alguien como yo," which translates to "you astound someone like me." The phrase suggests that the speaker is expressing admiration or surprise regarding someone's impact on them. It's a poetic way of acknowledging the effect one person can have on another.
you are very pretty and smart
are you losing your mind
You are very pretty tonight
Translation: Damn, Mommy, you look good!
"Because you are a very good friend."
Como estas tu? How are you? Muy bien, y tu? Very good, and you? Cansado/Cansada. Tired. Terrifico! Terrific!
lmao! "diablo mami, tu estas buena!"...this one was funny, nice...
"You are lost."
Tu eres muy lista in English means you're so clever.
you are demented
"Como esta" means how are they. "Como estas" means how are you. Como estas would be easier to answer (and more accurate) since you can't read anyone else's minds. However, you could say "Muy bien. Y tu?" or any adjective relating to how you feel. Example: Yo estoy cansada. Yo estoy abburida. Ella esta muy nerviosa. Ella esta enamorada.
This is an incomplete statement that means When you are